Europe Didn’t Lose Christianity Overnight. The Church Gave It Away
That is when decline begins not when the Church is attacked, but when it becomes comfortable
Opinion
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Who’s right? My spouse doesn’t want me to buy my dream car
I finally graduated with my master s degree and would love to buy a new car My spouse and I do not agree; she wants me to keep driving my 2017 clunker and pay off the student loan debt Who is right
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Texas Doctor Forfeits Medical License, Flees over Gender Transition to Minors
The nationwide trend to protect minors from gender transition procedures has entered a new phase
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October 31: The Day That Could Change the World All Over Again
The legacy of October 31, 1517, still matters
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Is It OK to Use the ‘F’ Word?
As a lifelong conservative, I m not sure I can think of a word that shuts my fellow constitutionalists down faster than this one
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5 Principles for Living with Spiritual Clarity
How do we keep our eyes on Christ in a world determined to scatter our attention
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IDOP: 2 Reasons Why We Must Pray for Persecuted Christians
Every year when the International Day of Prayer for Persecuted Christians IDOP approaches, I m reminded that this isn t just another date on the church calendar
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DEI Suffers Another Blow: California University Drops Race-Based Scholarship
This month saw yet another win against DEI in higher education
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A New Kind of ‘Roe Effect’ Has Appeared
The last thing the nation needs is bitter partisanship over the value and fate of our little ones
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After Massacre: We Are Still Here. The Church in Syria Will Live
What struck me most in these conversations was the refusal to answer violence with vengeance
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When a Christian Leader’s Visit to His Own Holy Site Becomes News
For decades, Western Christian leaders have avoided visiting the Church of the Holy Sepulcher — the most revered site in all of Christianity. So Vice President JD Vance’s recent visit stood out.
